ICCA 17TH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON "WHAT WORKS"

September 13-16, 2009
Caribe Royale
Orlando, Florida

This year’s conference entitled “Transitions” focuses on the many stages undertaken by persons returning home from the criminal justice system.  The conference will directly address mental illness and addiction treatment, transitional housing, job creation and employment placement, correctional education for juveniles and adults, and more.  It will bring together scholars, practitioners, advocates and consumers whom share a common interest of learning and implementing evidence based practice in community corrections.

Research Keynotes: Don Andrews, The Level of Service Assessments Tom Bloomberg, Advancing Correctional Education Todd Clear, Imprisoning Communities: How Mass Incarceration Makes Disadvantages Neighborhoods Worse Carol Shapiro, A Family Focus: Meaningful Changes to Risk Instruments Edward Gondolf, Batterer Intervention Nancy La Vigne, Family and Reentry Capitalizing on the Often Untapped Role of Family in Successful Reentry Nancy La Vigne, How can mapping support community corrections? Nancy La Vigne,One Year of TJC Implementation Dr. Randy Otto, Developmental Psychology and Its Relevance to Understanding Kids in the JJS Dr. Randy Shively, Enhancing Meaningful Interaction with Offenders Dr. Randy Shively, Treating Co-occurring Disorders Dr. Faye Taxman, Transformations: From Systems to Individuals Dr. Bas Vogelvang, New Perspectives on Return

• Take a peek at our workshops, speakers and conference schedule by viewing our Program Book

ICCA REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE

June 15 - 16 , 2009
Cleveland Marriott East
Cleveland, OH

The ICCA Regional Conference featuring speakers from Canada and Ohio Supreme Court Justice Evelyn Stratton.

 2009 D.C. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS POLICY FORUM

March 23-25, 2009
DoubleTree Hotel, Washington, D.C.

Plenary Research Keynotes:

Dewey Cornell, Prevention Works

Dr. Barry Krisberg, Federal Gang Bills

Nancy LaVigne, Employment and Reentry
Robert Morrison, Federal Funding for Addiction Programs
Elizabeth Pyke, Federal Funding for Community Corrections
Nicholas Reuter, Corrections and Substance Abuse Treatment

Liz Ryan, Federal Juvenile Justice Issues

Seth Turner, Working Beyond Conviction
Jerry L. Vroegh, Community Re-entry: Transition Issues

Diane Williams, Implementation of The Second Chance Act

2008 D.C. COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS POLICY FORUM

April 21-23, 2008
DoubleTree Hotel, Washington, D.C.

2009 Public Policy Forum Schedule
2008 Public Policy Forum Registration Form

ICCA 16TH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON "WHAT WORKS"
“Risk, Resiliency, and Reentry”

October 19-22, 2008
Millennium Hotel. St. Louis, Missouri

Call for Papers – Deadline May 1
Conference Highlights
Millennium Hotel Information – Cutoff Date September 18

Plenary Research Keynotes:

Timothy Condon, Plenary Research Keynotes:Neurobiology of Addiction: What Difference Does it Make?

Jake Horowitz, Reducing Crime and Incarceration

Doris MacKenzie, Examining What Works in Corrections

Frank Porporino, Ph.D, Bringing Sense and Sensitivity to Corrections: From Program to "Fix" Offenders to

Services for Supporting Distance

Kenneth W. Wanberg, Ph.D, Effective Approaches for Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment

ICCA 15TH ANNUAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON "WHAT WORKS"

“Collaborating for Community Justice: A Local Public Safety Imperative”

October 28-31, 2007
Town and Country Resort and Conference Center
San Diego, California

Plenary Research Keynotes:
Shadd Maruna, Restorative Justice
Michael Gilbert, Response to Maruna
Pat Van Voorhis, Classifying Women
Steve Aos, Cost Effectiveness of Best Practices